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Ubuntu infrastructure has been down for more than a day

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Ubuntu and Canonical's servers have been down for over a day, disrupting communication and OS updates following a major vulnerability disclosure. This outage is critical for developers relying on Ubuntu as it hinders access to essential services and support from the company. The situation stems from a reported DDoS attack by a group linked to the Iranian government, highlighting ongoing cybersecurity challenges in the tech sector.

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